How Do I Extend A Trendline To Cut X & Y Axis In Excel

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1. 04-28-2006, 09:35 AM #1 msterling Guest

   how do I extend a trendline to cut x & y axis in excel

   How do I extend a trendline on a scatter graph in the chart feature of excel so it cuts the x and y axis Thanks very much

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2. 04-28-2006, 11:10 AM #2 Jerry W. Lewis Guest

   RE: how do I extend a trendline to cut x & y axis in excel

   Left-click on the trendline and choose Format Trendline. On the Options tab are parameters to extend ("Forecast") the trendline as far forward or backward as you wish. Jerry "msterling" wrote: > How do I extend a trendline on a scatter graph in the chart feature of excel > so it cuts the x and y axis > Thanks very much >

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